Relationship between Openness Personality Trait and Talent Management of University Faculty: Mediating Role of Avoiding Conflict Management strategy

This study aim was to investigate the relationship between personality traits and talent management of university faculty with a specific focus on the mediating role of conflict management strategies. The objectives of the study were (1) To analyze the relationship of conflict management strategies and talent management of university faculty. (2) To analyze the relationship between conflict management strategies and personality traits. (3) To examine the relationship between personality traits and Talent management with mediating role conflict management strategy. To achieve all objectives researcher developed self-developed research questionnaire. Population of the study was consisting of 741 teaching faculty members in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. There were 375 teaching faculty members as a sample of study in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Samples of university faculty members were selected by using a Proportionate random sampling technique. The Cronbach's Alpha formula was employed to determine the instrument's reliability, and SPSS was used for analyzing the gathered data. The research on the relationship between personality traits and talent management of university faculty, with the mediating role of conflict management strategies, was important implications for universities seeking to improve the performance and success.

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2024-12-07
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Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues
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Relationship between Openness Personality Trait and Talent Management of University Faculty: Mediating Role of Avoiding Conflict Management strategy

Dr Sidra Kiran, Syeda Itrat Imtiyaz Bukhari
Social science review archives.
Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues
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Relationship between Openness Personality Trait and Talent Management of University Faculty: Mediating Role of Avoiding Conflict Management strategy

Dr Sidra Kiran, Syeda Itrat Imtiyaz Bukhari
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This study aim was to investigate the relationship between personality traits and talent management of university faculty with a specific focus on the mediating role of conflict management strategies. The objectives of the study were (1) To analyze the relationship of conflict management strategies and talent management of university faculty. (2) To analyze the relationship between conflict management strategies and personality traits. (3) To examine the relationship between personality traits and Talent management with mediating role conflict management strategy. To achieve all objectives researcher developed self-developed research questionnaire. Population of the study was consisting of 741 teaching faculty members in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. There were 375 teaching faculty members as a sample of study in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Samples of university faculty members were selected by using a Proportionate random sampling technique. The Cronbach's Alpha formula was employed to determine the instrument's reliability, and SPSS was used for analyzing the gathered data. The research on the relationship between personality traits and talent management of university faculty, with the mediating role of conflict management strategies, was important implications for universities seeking to improve the performance and success.

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